,1 U A ti i: f 0 l . TV C 3 S I K I I K . ,
x I
VTI'I!!)Y,
Kntt U"i t. t!.
. Nov.
P -u Oiliee at Hills
.' . as sec lul t:!;;;.s
- S
masw r.
llioli S::hol a'I Ilii.Lsnouo.
It seMns ti..w a hj-hied fart that the ;
old .M.hi;i:y A'-M'.emy at U11,'oroi
-titer i n r iii-'i-e, im to nc soon again
oroiiin. i:,!o .eiviee.t ;i iw.nv .-en
t hiu-i ur.i.le. It win ne unoer me
..l.owr. ..I .1 u i i.tilillfMlf -il !K:l1 ( rs
... . T t 1 I "I . t
the Mr. Spfiuhlin-. .If Caiil--
lifvojished renutai ion
WfWl ! III I 7frWW
inn, a rnlive ot .N.'w ork : ami ine ..11.11 u mm.i .tixmi tu uh. pai.t'uiM.r. j There are times in the life of the' kmetles went t bed at about mne lan:e, asi!y-t breaded shuttle winds the bobbin without running the
Kev. .Mr. IMS. of Ohio, .1 native -; ;i.bove r Instead of h-jlping a (el:-w j smajj 'loy wjJt.n jiy c,cjs Verv svjjo'elock. S.;me tune in the night he ju crks of ti'e machiue, and is so simjde in its construction that it it fltily
Maryland. H.-th ot th";n are lead Pj in;lliv art. tit.vcr belter pleased j frt,m the use of a slipper 01 swifa-h 1 vva awaVei.e.l. Uss Wiliiatns stood ; Undertood.. V
ers ol long and approved experience ; lltan wl;eJ, ov keepin- a fel- upon .him. It anything happens- toi-vt-''' ,- I owe hand she had a' T! e People's Sewing Machine is the besee wing machine ier Mlde
and both of them an; di-unes of dis- t , . ,. ,Prsnn w'n, has thus nfllieted I ?l' and tu the other a large butch-, f,,r all kinds. of family hewing. O,
We ( an give ;iodefinit' inlbrrnntion man and ch'iM would attend to their
when the school will be opened, but own business and not be meddle-
suppofte adverti,em nl will be raade : me .j, ' lhal o iXh,v uhat a
of the tacts. Durham Keeorder. :, , , , . Xr
: happv people we would be. 2s ov
We had honed that the above was!, . t t
' .11 A'1 Ui n" t,-y br tiienext four weeks,
true, but information of a later date j . hm . 1 . .
' ! say until Christmas, to attend to our
dispels our hones We learn that !, , ' , , ;. .
1 i n.ismevs and see how deasantly the
the gentlemen who contemplated os j . .. , .,, Xt ,
! hoirdays will pass awav. rot only
latiiislimg lue f;cnooi smigm. me ao
i
'ends
vice of fcorhe- Vrfshington fi
and w re hy them dissuaded from ;
the undertaking, 0:1 the ground that
nothing of that kind (high schools)
ouhl yet succeed in the South.
While e aie extremely sorry that
iich advice has been given, and
liken, yet we feel a pride in point
ing the gentlemen and also their ad-
visers to the educational recoid of
Orange County. For nearly a cen-
ti'V Orange has been the educ,a-"
tnmal centre, the seat of learning, of
N.oih Carolint! and not ' our j
w n M. ne only, lor : he fame of the i
CiiiviMMM at L'lnnel Iltll. the Caid- !
;ell heunite at llillsboro, Tew's
. Iilitai v .'v.elemv at llillsboro, the
vv l'l known Rngham School, the
Hughes A.i le'itv , -and the Fema'e
School ol' M sscs Nash & Koliock,
have drawn into In r borders num
hers ol the voir. h of eveiy Southern
tn!e to li ink" of her fountains of
v.:-ii m and ol it artiing.
As to locitinn :- Hillsboro's al
vaotages .11 cTd ftie best , sit ualed im
mediately on .the Central North
Carolina Railroad, twelve miles from
the I niversitv, in a region of coun
try unsurpassed for health! nlne.-s, in
easy leach of Raleigh tin' Capilal,in
a community of high syial develop-men-.
and above all. a people who
would have n-ceived them with o-.ci:
arms, ami encmu agel iheir under
taking lo its lu'.h st ie iopir.'.ii'..
Hut aias, we Icar that politics may
'
have opvM a: d, imt upon ihe minds
of the gentlemen who proposed
loun bug the r-h"ol, but upon their
a liser. Of one thing we Would
iisMiic 'hem : we are not 'all Uour
,bon d'Un lute. The election is
'over, its animo.d.ies, its h 'pes, it
liai point cu nts are ail gone and we
now t th" iuevitaiile, tin- Wlllofthe
j c n'e. '.il I iu rant" spirit a w hich
we aci-eptctl the results of the war.
G n. Citi eid is I'lesident elect, is
jr l';csiint, aiihough we hoped
and voted f'-r anothci ; and we shall
leel it our duty to applaud him when
right, as welt as to condemn him
when wrongf So tar as elect n
are concerned, we could ivler von
to ever lead' ing Republican in li e
Com. i, and we vei.tutc tie avn
Hun thai not one aun-ng them cou d
be loUic!, but wou:d say that every
election in OrangeNs peaci abie. lair,
honest ; il al ' bnif-iloxitig ' hss n
place aimmgst us, bul cvey veter,
white and btack, Democrat or Re
publican, gees to the pedis and votes
precisely a- he wishes, and his vote
is fairly and nonestly counted. No
community in the count j y er-jov . a
larger oninical liberlv lhan oa:
Sneakers of either sid
t :in !:s!'i.i'd
tu w . I 1 1 I'.iw... on.l olli.iil'i.n
... .,. tu-'.. ..in itu'Mi .
jinv man win. wouhl a.lvtse oipei -;
, II 1
wise wouiif -lu ckU feel .he imh-o;:,- 1
t .011 ol" botji pai tii-s
e bae ald thus ma:
ill J u-
:.-h to Ili!!bo:o and Oran-e County
d its people. It :l
ie scin..'i i
i;ot
.0 be amongst us, no urn will regret ;
tmu.u 11.au ourMM,. .vnn e s-o 1
nope lie i:e:,tleine:i inay seek other!
advisers, who know more of us -ind
Ui
wavs: and ue feel assured if
1 j. . ... .
ihcy do, that they will yet come. ,
-
Dum.VG this severe weather, tor-
get not the poor.
Ul. Tom
another ur-,
:?dn who is pittifuliy crying on t he ',
jvv.w.
" Vhal- -Mi'. ym unn.r. Tnimv
"( ! u:;iv .!jiiiLT a fellow i:--!
That is j i-jhi. T-iii:n . 'X 6 w take :
ih.it n-i vi.'.u i;:(.'i in! 'r'h Jile. t.
1 1 r : : ;! '.
'i ii' M i !h; drunkard who i U
('own ! !'.!'' tli ink. -and 'there i
J e tM.n: tf;-H. is ' poor, or siok, or ,
t"ru;,-.'.. Give each a haul, ami '
L ir. a Iirllow no.
w'hat would have beeoiiM' oi' y:iv
l in Luther, whe
IIklping a Fellow
tuv is Hitrimiu ,3wav at
en he was a youni( 1 answered Uie spokesman ot the party,
the slieet.s for hisaboy whearrieda lare j-ack in
man sinuriut; mine slieets lor iwsaooy viv.v ca
bread, it some one who had an eve I
to observe him and a heart to fee'llors. At this point they were litis- j
for him. had noUnut out a hand and ! lied out of the Court room, and at;
helped a fellow up ? There are !
t j,0nsands to ilnuwlio never could ;
have stood where they now. are i';
tro - ndlv sou.s h td not extemied aid
o;i, ,..1,0,1 m To oW Ut
I
How diir;rent are the people now-
a:ls m n.paris.in- with the youth
luat we lead aooiit in the paragraplt
will wj" all feel better, but we will
... m? , . ... ... x. ...
vnus ue cuuineo 10 enier ne .u-h
Year with new hope.
Wk learn that the book .of Johu
I). Cameron, Esq., editor of the
Durham Recorder, entitled "Sketch
es of the Tobacco Interests of Xorth
Carolina,'1 will soon be issued. The
price of the book will he 50 cents
per copy, atnl it will contain 150 to
175 pages ot useful information
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Xinrollna rVov.
Winstoij Sentinel : Our town is
nuking preparation to handsomely
entertain the Methodist Conference
I. . .:1.1.T
wnen il meets jtoucri ijong
:ged '(')."), was sentenced to the peni-
teiniary for twenty years at Stokes
Court last week, for stealing a horse.
Toisnot Sunny Home : A murder
wns committed at Easou's Store, in
Xash county, on last Saturday even
ing. Two negroes, Ed Robinson
and Kedmond' Halts, 'got into a dis
..ntf, which led Hobinson to draw
'us knife and cut liaus on the arm
just below llje s.ioulder, from which
1 litis bied to death in a very few
minutes. Robinson escaped.
Edenton Clarion : Issac Lout her, a
colored man on W. r. Warren's
firm, adjoining Edenton, has raised
nine 500 lb bales. of cotton, 75 bar
rels of com and 15 hogs, aU within
hints -.'If and his children, having paid
out onlv S'l for labor; 4 bales of cot-
ion pa.s his
bales of cotton, tioo bushels potatoes,
1.) biarreis ot corn and lo hogs to
iive on for the vear locome.
(Irei'iisboro Patriot : At Winston
yesterilay, ' before the United States
Commissioners Curt, one-, Johr
lleaiev, white, and Jack T'iiompson
colored, were committed, lo jail in
default of bail, 0:1 the charge ol
manufacturing ami passing counter
feit, itun. Two more candidates for
the Albany penitentiary jut where
ihey otrrM in be. .Indd Hilton, a
white man. is on trial to-dav before
the United States Commissioner at
Winston lor the same oti'euce.
Eutiehl Senf iuel : A m gro at Hali
fax, w;:s shot in the face by au un
known person one night last week,
under the lotlowing ei cumstances :
He was parsing tloough a crn field
of Ir. .John (iregor's. and hearing
some oue.neir'hini hecalietl to know
who it. was, when the discharge of a
gun folio. v.'d. the contents taking
effect in his 1ace, tearing his teeth
out and making an ugly wound in
the nose and fu-e. '1 he next day a
bag was tound where the rogue had
been Moahitg corp. After tiring the
gu:: he th-d leaving his bag and the
com he ii.nl gathered behind.
Laurinburg la. lei prise : The Gov
ernor lias also jianloned George
Ch-dlcltc-, a convict o?i t he C. F. '&
V V. R. R.. who had both eyes
blown out a few months ago while
Idas; ing rock. The old man by
the name of Syke. who killed a col
ored man named Morgan in Favctte-
ivi.ie, t!kNO or .tlnee.ve
us a4o. a no.
m miwii. i 1 e try mtn miio v o- 1 - 1 1... .1 . .1 1 .1 1 .1 ' ' 1
TI 1 w 'to -
.Ava-; M'tili'iii'i
f.' a term
- ,
.one. 1 and berated Sv 1 1. MA 1 1 .
kitlinji while intoxicated and h.i.l no
tss 1 1 . . .. .1. i. 1
ii..uiaxwu.i e;oit,cei i.oig me ueeu
I when arrested several- hours ihere -"
-
aster. lie is now m a dioos eal con
ditiiin aa he WHS .p.KvuM 011 ac-
count thereof.
Will
iinmuioii : .v panv oj
aooui si x or e!-r:l lilt lo eoiore.I li-w
and phis were on the search ytster-;
ilt',,rn',nn ivV Can
,tt
I " V. VI . . . - . KAWlir
:ed to th,. ifniUMitiarv!HTKim 't'i,K'd 10 ,a- Ut :1 lhe j yi m-S-Lt if ut s"a.Ut.-n t-.rv. P...
ot yt-ar-.. f as been par-1 "' U-:iowr h vul out ui.-u-r a jnuo irt e iti;oh lue ,v, lr iains in ih, l'
iberated: Sn kes did tin-3:ul V1? I.o,dram;s Xo nil.t.lke aJ;lt lWi xv,
I ----- r . j. u v. w.il -UU1I I U'l, U3 I CO UI cu
j wanted to illuminate their houses mm,- to hJtl, T .hull i. ft
urn 111 i:n' t'u iii nm in mntn u-n.i
i honor of Garfield's election.
tu - i n . i 1 1. 1 . -r .
In .the
COUrse of their peregrinations thev
, called at the City Hall aud wanted-
to know if that was the o'ace where -
they were to obtain the necessary
material to light up the pathway of!
the Kadieal procession ; -itnl, upon
findinpr that they were in the wroni:
f-ew there, 'they next went to the'
Court Hfnc where, enter in the
oftt - .je of t!je Jiid'e of Probate. vh-
was hearing a case, they stopped
the argument of eonu.-el -bv the 'ie
tion. "Sav, mister, is von the nn:i
what jjives out de candles 'What
candles reu'.ied tlu Jud je, startled
' frf'n Vii.s uuai dignity. "Why. i;e
i eandles what von iltiiminate with."
which to take hi Radical illumina-
last azcounts they were making their j
way in the direction of the Custom j
House, where someone told them
thev. could fet ail the candies they I
wanted.
A WASP IX? AX OLD MAX'S
SLIPPEK.
im his iov is great as will be seen !
from the folhwinr incident: A j
irentleman returned front his dailv
toil and had nulled off his boots and i
was ooing to put on his slippers. !
when a howl of intense agnnv re-1
sounded through the hall. The af
frighted family rushed to the door,
atd beheld their papa heaving the
shadows with wild gestures and
frantic gyrations. 'Take it oft"! he
shouted and nude a grab at his foot.
but missing it, went on with his war
lance. 'Water ! he shrieked and star
ted up stairs, three'nt a step, and, turn
ing, came back in a single stride. Uh
I'm stabbed !' and sank to the -floor
and held his right leg high above
his head ; then he rose to his feet
with a bound, and screamed for the
bootjack, and held his foot out to
wards nis terrified family. 'On,
bring the arnica,' he yelled, and with
one despairing olfort he reached his
slipper and got it oft", and with a
groan as dee) as a well ami as hol
low as a drum, sank into a chair and
clasped his foot in both hands.
'Look out for the scorpjon.Hie whis
pered hoarsely ; 'I'm a dead man.
The small boy was by this Time
our. in the woodshed rolling in the
kindling in an ecsiacy of glee, and
pausing from time to time to explain
to the son of a neighbor, who had
dropped in to see if there was any
innocent sport going on in which he
could share rOlf Rillv ! Billv ! :
he cried, 'you wouldn't believe;
sometime to-day, somehow or oilier
a big blue waj got into the old
man's siipperr and when he came
home and put them on oh. Hill,
you don't know what fun I've had."
A TEXAS MULE STORY.
Not long since a Texss man read
in a paper that if a string were tied
tightly around the root of a mule's
tail it would, in cases of colic, give
the animal instant relief. He tried
the remedy on one of his own mules,
and the doctor's say that the portion
of the tail thus isolated was sooir
swelled up bigger than the 'mule.
The Texas man says the mule turn
ed its head and saw his monstrous
tail and got alarmed and began fo
kick. The first kick drove the
mule's tail away out behind, but th
tail immediately swung back and
knocked the mule forward a little as
the tail was so heavy. That made
the mule madder'n ever and he kick
ed like fury. That only gave the
till more momentum, and on its re
turn it knocked the mule about a
rod. The mule looked around and
didn't see any body and kicked again!
The tail was there as calm ami reg
ular as a pendulum aud il came back
like a steamboat running a race.
That time it lifted the mule over the
barn yard fence. Hut the mule lit
on its feet and struck out again
game as ever. The tail fairly laugh
ed as it caught the mule on its haun
ches and drove it down the lane a
mile and a half at every w hack. It
looked like destruction to the mule as
mule and tail disappeared in the dis
tance. Hut after tnree or lour hours,
a returning cloud ot dust was seen
aud soon the mule emerged therc-
bom kicking as br.skly as ever but
tbe tail was totally ued up aud ooupJ
Xot l)t iig able to offer any more re
V.I ' ti. rr "
sistance, of couie the 'mule kicked
himself back to the itajtir.ir pomt.
This is imt a caiiipaiira lie. X'v
Orleans Tones
Oxlv Juki.ng.-A -ood jke
tw... us oia etMa u 0.0 cioreti uroui-
er. D.inn a lecent lexivul tbe e; -
, 1 1 i' . i i-
.... ...T 1
Joo inaveo tons: "K) Luni ram
: dow" a sl,oWcr o! bricK-in's a:i-l v;t
1 ci. ic iiiMiis .it) iit'si k inn iiiir-rnr
; . . ,
'v !1,lM'l"ev,,ih iear by tore w a
. . .1.. .IJ 3 1 a-t?-
; at lut u,u uarKe.S wrucn nil
hilU on lh bv:ia r,,I,i -r..ckt,l h m
j over. .Al'.cr tie had -recover id trom
t ie sho,:?k, he went on. -i. r!. mu'l
. .... . -. .
vou
- u , joul- sUl his devot ions V
.
II. Ran riixt Sac and F
ox
: ;PrK' lUxln -i'itory,
i .. ii-ii. -. . .. i
Pad' has res ored
i . If 0 . .
j recomtnerd it toUny one. See Alc.
Remember t
poor.
PilrJ - MNG IIMi; SUIT VV IT II A
KN I' E.
i
AX IXSAN't: G l icr.i TUYI X( To
DUi Tili: M
v.iio ia:Ffi:!
TO 2I.UU.V lli'AL
Ah
'tin . S:nedef, aizto worksj
lor C. S. 0"i?n. ;ua: V.!lcis, N. V.
barai v illiams. :ed u as .t er
v:ttit in the samel hbue. 0:.e t!:iv
last week Smedes
and the ''ii w
t'I'C
ieit alor.e in the jJions.', the reL t ',
the fainilv .beiitoj ar. av on a iit.
While the young man and Mivs Wji-
hams were eatinguppvr the latter ;
snid : ;
'Abram, I want a httsband Hnd you'.' !
Abram laughed- He said that it
wnuhl require two to make such a ;
bargain. He thought the girl was;
joking.. Hut she insisted on pressing
her suit. When Nnedes positively
1 refused his consent to become her ;
busband she grew exceedingly angry:
rein?
You won't marry me 'i Then
you'll never see the sun rise again !'j
i
she exv-htimed. !
cr n;ie' xw bioli slnj; held as though in
luc iiCt 01 cmeues ;
,!P SJ1 the girl by the wrist.
r or "eaven s saKe, wi.ai no yon ,
1 ' j t. 1 1
luv lu -r ue e.vciaoueu.
X m-,a' ly cut your throal!1 the
girl replied.
Smedes tried $0 take the knife
from her. A sn uggle ensued. The
girl dropped the lamp. Smedes suc
ceeded in putting her out of his
room, bin she retained the knife. He
closed the door, but there was no
lock to it. The girl remained stand
ing close on the outside.
'I'll wait tili you eorne out,' she
said. 'I'm bound to kill you.,
Smedes' remained the nt of the
night holding the door.. When day
broke he heard the girl go down
sta'ys. He then went stealthily down
ami lelt the hou-e. j The girl was ta
ken into custodv and found to be in
sane. v j
A LITTLE RED THING
On a certain occasion an old gen
tleman was invited to a fashionable
dinner, and on the 'table, a large pyr
amid of fruit had been placed, near
the top of which there had been in
stated a few red pepers by way of
ornament. Our friend, not.recog.
nizing the pepper, and thinking it was
a rare species, of fruit, helped himself
to one of the little pods, and with
out examining it, eh'sely, began to
chew it. The iirstj bile revealed its
nature, but knowiujg it would not be
exactlv in accordance with the strict
rules of politeness t.o make any noise
about it, he heroically kept it in his
mouth, determined totake advantage
of the first, opportunity to dispose of
it. In the meantime the heat from
the cavenue became intolerable.
Tears eoursad down the old gentle
man's cheeks, and his agonv was in
tense. KAt length unable tp stand it
any longer, he look the- oftei:dinj
pod between his fingers, and with a
voice trembling with emoiion, said :
'Ladies and gentlemen, with your
permission-, I'll puti that d d red
thing back.' Exchange.
A North Carolinian tried the same
thing. Manv years ago when the
Legislature first me tin Raleigh, one
of the legislators stopp'ed at a hotel
the first hotel he ever was in. A
dish ot red pepper was sitting on the
table, and the Legislature man see
ing . everybody else helping them
selves to it, he thought he would trv
it, although he knew not what it was.
The very first timejhis mouth came
together on the pod he found out his
mistake. With tears streaming down
his cheeks he slowdy pulled it out of
his mouth, turned it -over ami over,
and as he laid il by j his prate, he ex
claimed : 'D u you. Lav there
atid cool.' . I
L I -.
lo Stop Okgaxs,Suh Bass and
Coui'LEit Only $05 Bkst is tiie
L. S. Open your eyes wide before
you semi North for instruments.
Spread eagle advertisements do not
always tell the exact truth. Better
instruments at : sam or less prices
can be had nearer hpme. See these
ofi'eis : ()K(;a.vS If' Slot.?. 4 .Sets
Itee'i. Sub Ra.s anrl Coupler, Ieau-o
titui CaM-. Onlv SGo U Stojw 4 Sets
Kee-ls, onlv 8o9 , 7 Stops. 3 Sets
. - . . .
lijed, 6.r. Stool j and Book in-
lulcd.
lf and- 7i Oct.. larize size.
ii'S(;',vo(i v.,ase. only 1 1 1 .1 ;
7 1 :, Or;, largest '4ize. orlv S):
- i -i
1
O-t.
)!:ari
Grand, extra
' M ,,.;; 1 ....... -".i
i!vt)i and Cover mdirded. Aii t'hm
, ;,(i ij,!,.. In
' ,.li:!r;ml . i;,,i.iv,
kv-rs, ao;
Ill v
t--t trsa..
v...
M an !u;ne
sand f.Uiip-rnioT with
- .t - i . i-
ine VUhl. e:..l ivr i'ai; J rice-
Seiid i-r
sso j. wp.j ,..1V !N(lU A-bbc-
"W
Trn,)VV t. Ibm S.o.rhe, Mnvi,
U,.,,., Savannah. Ga!
t'nnisT, Ge3:hek, Wholesale Ha; d-
v.a-e. To.edo. Ohio, fa : The Kx-
celsior Kidney PaI his aceompo-du-d
more, for mv w ie iji three 'weeks
linn ali t he medicine) she has taken
three vr. IUtVr ad skeptic, to
e.$t'e Adv.
-
; A rumor comes from Paris that I
j ounner are to oe worn on tne head
' uereaiter.
, THE LIGllT
The Pe.-le"- Sewing Machine is
. We want active agents where our
We want active agents where our
a;ii vve tner ine intsi unerai inaucerneiiiH. ena ior iiiubi
Sjis to the PHILADELPHIA SEWIXG MACHINE CO.,
phia, Pa.
7
cure Youi; i;ack achk
And all discaes of tin- Kidneys.'
IJhiiyer and lMuar' Organ
bv wearing the
Iinprotrd Exrclsior Ridncy Pad.
It is a MAKVKL oi' lli;ALlN(;
and KKL1KF.
imp'e. Sensible, Direct, Tahiles-,
1 owertui.
It (TUhS where ail else faii. A
IIKVKLA I'lON and UKVOM'
TlOX'in Medicine. Ab-.u-j.? ion r
direct ajj)lica:on. a ojtpo-c.l
atis'aeio'ry internal medi'-ine-;.
Send lor o ;r ire;ii;-e on Kidney
trouble-, sent free. Sold by drug
gists, or sent by mall, on reci;t of"
pi ice.
This i ib Original and (lenuine
Kidney l';ui. A.-k for il and. lake
no 01 her.
Address
Tin; -Oxia" l.vsc Iu ( .
iiiillM-IiiK k.
Detroit. Mich.
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inir Orcrans.
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